View Full Version : Halcyon webbing knife sheath - best way to stow knife?
Birdman
January 1st, 2003, 07:20 PM
I was wondering if someone could advise as to the best way to set up the Halcyon webbing knife sheath. My trusty Underwater Kinetics knife fits perfectly. The sheath comes with a short length of bungie. If one ties this around the knife handle and the webbing the knife stays put. Stowing the knife is a little awkward with this system as one has to work the bungie around the handle but perhaps it becomes second nature with practice.
Uncle Pug
January 1st, 2003, 07:26 PM
the Halcyon knife sheath is not tight fitting so I use the bungee... but on my other rig I have sheath that I made out of weightbelting folded over and hand sewn... it is tight enough to hold my paring knife without using a bungee.
ckharlan66
January 1st, 2003, 07:37 PM
They might have redesigned them but the one I got a few weeks ago is very snug with the akona knife I already had. (same one Halcyon sells but I already had it) Mine didn't come with the bungie and I won't need to add it because it is tight enough to hold it.
Good luck.
Chad
WreckWriter
January 1st, 2003, 09:04 PM
I have 2 which are very tight. Scubapro makes a very nice little blunt tipped knife that fits perfectly. I'm not certain my sheaths are actually made by Halcyon though. The store where I got them carries primarily Halcyon gear but there's no marking on the sheaths.
Tom
Birdman
January 2nd, 2003, 06:05 PM
Thanks much guys. I guess my UK knife doesn't fit so perfectly afterall. I think I'll try to do a little bit of sewing so that it fits tightly and consider adding a flap to the bungie keeper.
Chris
JamesK
January 8th, 2003, 09:35 AM
I use a sheath that I had from one of my Mini-Mag Lites. It fits my FaberWare steak knife perfect without any bungee.
I also made a sheath out of weight belt webbing that was glued together.
Both work good.